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      10-02-2008, 10:43 PM   #1
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Running different brand front sets and rear sets of tires? *quick response appreciate

I got a bulge in the sidewall on my current rear right tire, I need to get two new rears but which tires do I get? I currently have eagle f1 gs-d3s, but was suggested to get toyo t1rs. Would it be recommended to just replace with 2 new eagle f1 gs-d3s at 300 a piece or throw on the t1rs for 225 each. I don't want to compromise performance (f1 gs-d3s arent the super track tire but better), but I need recommendations from the more knowledgeable tire guys on here. Help me out, thanks.

**edit budget is around 600 bucks i guess for two rears

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      10-02-2008, 11:51 PM   #2
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getting 2 T1R's in the rear is fine IF you intend to get them in the front as well in the near future.
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Do you drive pretty aggressive? Enough that you'll utilize the tires to it's full ability? If so, then get the same brand because you will notice a difference in handling characteristics. If not, then I'm with zoeb. You can throw on a pair of t1r's just as long as you throw on a front set in the future.
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i typically drive it as a weekend car, so most of the time its decently spirited, thanks for the input, i guess the conclusion is to stay with the current set up and get new f1 gs-d3s
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I would stick with the same brand you already have unless you want to change brands all together.
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      10-05-2008, 11:47 PM   #6
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yea eventually goto re01rs, but i got rubbing issues now, lol
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